Uploaded November 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Check Out Jacob Vlog #302 - SUBSCRIBE FOR NEW VIDEOS THREE TIMES A WEEK! bit.ly/1B4LaNz
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Today, my friend James and I explore an abandoned building here in New York City. Most people call it the Jumping Jack Power Plant or Pump House because of the coal delivery structure on the second floor of the building. When viewed from the end of the room, it looks like a person doing a jumping jack. The building looks to have been abandoned for a very long time. It is in a bad state of decay but is still very beautiful.
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Check Out Jacob Vlog #302 - SUBSCRIBE FOR NEW VIDEOS THREE TIMES A WEEK! bit.ly/1B4LaNz
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Today, my friend James and I explore an abandoned building here in New York City. Most people call it the Jumping Jack Power Plant or Pump House because of the coal delivery structure on the second floor of the building. When viewed from the end of the room, it looks like a person doing a jumping jack. The building looks to have been abandoned for a very long time. It is in a bad state of decay but is still very beautiful.
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Equipment I Use:
DJI Mavic Pro Drone: amzn.to/2mkayJL
Sony RX100 m4: amzn.to/2dXqi3F
Gorillapod: amzn.to/2dR7FSc
SD Card: amzn.to/2dXrofT
GoPro Hero 4 Black: amzn.to/2dR6G4J
Samsung Galaxy Note 5: amzn.to/2exvInY
Aputure LED Light: amzn.to/2ee5cgo
Travel Bag: amzn.to/2mWOZiq
Bluetooth Headphones: amzn.to/2ee760J
External Hard drive: amzn.to/2dXrFj3
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All videos are shot on a Sony RX100 m4, Canon T2i, Samsung Note 5, or GoPro Hero 4 Black and edited using Adobe Creative Cloud.
